All Star was released by American rock band Smash Mouth in 1999 on the album Astro Lounge, and it became even more widely known after opening the 2001 animated film Shrek. The chorus, built around the idea that the hits just keep coming, turned into a shorthand for relentless, unstoppable momentum. As short clips spread on video platforms and meme pages, this particular line was lifted on its own because it works without any context. It remains popular because the melody is instantly recognisable and the message fits almost any repeating situation.
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The short Smash Mouth All Star clip where the singer delivers the line and they don't stop comin, often used in memes when events keep repeating.
This is the instantly familiar sung hook from Smash Mouth's All Star, clipped to just the line about things not stopping coming. The vocal sits front and centre over a punchy, upbeat pop-rock backing, with a bright, slightly nasal delivery that rises and falls in a singalong rhythm. It sounds confident and a little cheeky, like the soundtrack to someone shrugging off a setback and carrying on anyway. Because almost everyone recognises it within a second, dropping it into a video creates an instant in-joke, turning a run of mishaps, notifications, or repeated fails into something funny rather than frustrating.